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TO MIX WITH ME NEW AND SELECTED POEMS by May Swenson, 1963 The New Yorker - February 2, 1963 by May Swenson, Thomas Williams, W. D. Snodgrass, Philip Hamburger Natacha Stewart, 1963-01-01 The New Yorker - February 20, 1965 by S. J. Perelman, May Swenson, John Updike, Howard Moss, Renata Adle Roger Angell, 1965 The New Yorker, Mar. 21, 1983 "Double Exposure" by May Swenson, 1983-01-01 To Mix With Time by May Swenson, 1963 Poets of Today. Eight Volumes (complete run): I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII. by May Swenson, Harry Duncan, Louis Simpson, George Garrett, et al. James Dickey, 1961 BASIN OF EGGS.|A by May Swenson, 1982 To Mix With Time. New and Selected Poems. by MAY. SWENSON, 1963 The New Yorker - April 23, 1966 by John Updike, Philip Hamburger, Ivy Litvinov, Jospeh Tusiani, Harry May Swenson, 1966-01-01 Women: stories by May and others Swenson, 1955 PAINTBRUSH, A Journal of Poetry, Translations and Letters Vol. III No. 6 (Autumn by B. M., Editor (May Swenson, Lu Yu, Cesar Vallejo, Stuart Friebert, Floy BENNANI, 1976-01-01 To Mix With Time by May Swenson, 2009-01-01 The New Yorker - February 13, 1965 by May Swenson, Grover Amen, Louis Simpson, Gerald Jonas, Anne Freman Paul Brodeur, 1965 Spleen and Other Stories by Baron De Besenval; Havelock Ellis (intro); May Swenson Pierre-Victor, 1928-01-01

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61. Chinkai's World... - Cardinal Ideograms By: May Swenson
    Cardinal Ideograms by may swenson, Aug 21, 05 807 AM for everyone By may swenson 0 A mouth. Can blow or breathe, be funnel, or hello.  
    http://erinyes.multiply.com/reviews/item/5

62. May On BabyNamer
    may swenson (born 1919). American poet. 1981 Bollingen Prize winner (see list of Winners of the Bollingen Prize for Poetry)  
    http://www.babynamer.com/May
    
    Extractions: Page.boyDetailsAvailable = false; Page.girlDetailsAvailable = true; Page.StartGender = 'girl'; Find the Best Name for Your Baby A B C D ... Z girlNameId = '26960'; Meaning: Its source is an English expression meaning "The fifth month." Languages: This girl's name is used in English. Nickname For: Margaret and Mary Compound Forms: Hanamay and Williemae Alternative Spellings: Mae and Maye Variant Forms: Mayola Popularity: The name May ranked 472nd in popularity for females of all ages in a sample of the 1990 US Census. This name is highly rated in the 1990 U.S. Census popularity survey of all ages, but after 1960 does not appear in the state data listing the most popular baby names. Narrative: The month of May was named for Maia, the Roman earth goddess. However, the popularity of the name May before the 20th century probably owed more to its use as a short form of the names Matthew and Mary, which led to its use as a surname. It is also a Sanskrit word meaning ''Illusion.'' May McAvoy 1923 Rose Queen (see list of Tournament of Roses, Rose Bowl Queens

63. The Centaur, A Poem By May Swenson In Centaur Grooves At Lair2000
    Go tie back your hair, said my mother and Why is your mouth all green? Rob Roy, he pulled some clover as we crossed the field, I told her. may swenson.  
    http://www.lair2000.net/centaur_poetry/poems/The_Centaur2.html

64. May Swenson: The Lightning
    Any flower is a per fect ear, or else it is a thousand lips When will I grope clear of the entr ails of the intellect? may swenson  
    http://www.breakoutofthebox.com/lightning.htm

65. Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Project
    Ranked by Harold Bloom as one of the twentieth century’s three best women poets, may swenson (1913—1989) was born in Logan, Utah, but spent most of her  
    http://www.poetryoutloud.org/poems/poet.html?id=6702

66. Southbound On The Freeway Study Guide By May Swenson
    Southbound on the Freeway study guide, including 29 pages of chapter summaries, essays, quotes, and more.  
    http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-southboundfreeway/

67. Nature: Poems Old And New:May Swenson; Susan Mitchell:9780395694626:eCampus.com
    Buy Nature Poems Old and New by may swenson; Susan Mitchell for $14.00 at eCampus.comISBN9780395694626. Save 50 90% on new and used books.  
    http://www.ecampus.com/book/9780395694626
    
    Extractions: Currently no Marketplace items available at this time. document.write(""); Take 90 Days to Pay on $250 or more with Quick, Easy, Secure Subject to credit approval. The first major gathering of May Swenson's poems in a decade, this posthumous collection concentrates on her nature poems. Drawn from nearly fifty years of her work, Naturecontains 182 poems, many never before published. With Elizabeth Bishop and Marianne Moore, May Swenson ranks among the foremost poets of this century. All who love nature and poety will relish this work.

68. Stories, Listed By Author
    swenson, may (19191989). * Distance and a Certain Light, (pm). Man His Imagination, ed. Hannah Beate Haupt, Lilla Heston, Joy Littell Sarah Solotaroff,  
    http://www.philsp.com/homeville/anth/s173.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents SWADOS, HARVEY (continued) Joe, the Vanishing American, (ss) The Hudson Review The Letters, (nv) The Hudson Review Spr 1951 The Man in the Toolhouse, (nv) The Western Review Sum 1958 My Coney Island Uncle, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 17 1964 A Story for Teddy, (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23 1963 A Very Human Story, (ss) Playboy Jul 1957 SWAILS, LAURELL SWAIN, DAVID L. SWAIN, DWIGHT VREELAND Dime Western Magazine Aug 1947 Great Stories of the American West , ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Jove 1996

69. The May Swenson Poetry Award « Creative Writing Contests
    This annual competition, named for may swenson, honors her as one of America’s most provocative and vital writers. In John Hollander’s words,  
    http://writingcontests.wordpress.com/2006/05/31/the-may-swenson-poetry-award/
    
    Extractions: information about creative writing contests, literary magazines theme issues, writing residencies, etc.. 60,000 views since June 2006. Ronald Sukenick Innovative Fiction Prize Verb Fiction Contest 31 May 2006 The May Swenson Poetry Award Judge for the 2006/2007 competition will be Alice Quinn From 1972 to 1987 Quinn worked as an editor at Alfred A. Knopf, where she

70. Simon & Schuster: SimonSays
    Introduction by may swenson This Edition Trade Paperback Publication Date March 01, 2004 Our Price $10.00. Availability Usually ships within 23 days  
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71. Swenson’s THE UNIVERSE Although It May At First Appear Formless
    Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document.  
    http://heldref-publications.metapress.com/index/537510626557303U.pdf

72. Swenson Family Cemetery - Grand Forks County, North Dakota
    may 28 1919 swenson, Carl O., b. Jun 18 1866, d. Mar 19 1935, Father swenson, may Gladys, Fodt 29 Apr 1902, Dod 9 may 1902 swenson, Ole, b. 1867, d.  
    http://www.interment.net/data/us/nd/grandforks/swenson/index.htm
    
    Extractions: Contributed by Anne Braun, May 29, 2002 [ annieb1961@comcast.net ]. Total records = 24. From Hatton, go 5 miles north on Highway 18 then turn west and go 1/4 mile until you reach a farmstead on the north side of the road. Turn into the drive way and the cemetery is in a grove of trees behind the house. This is a small cemetery with the burials of the Swenson Family who homesteaded the land back about 120 years ago. Records below were compiled by Anne Braun from tombstone inscriptions, and compared with a transcription published by the Red River Genealogical Society in 1974. - Anne Braun Hegre, Eloise G.

73. Poetry. Media. Dickinson & Co.: A User's Guide: May Swenson Readings
    may swenson Readings (posted 1 August 2004). 1. Iconographs Front Matter Only Section One Only Section Two Only. 2. Excerpts from Made With Words  
    http://www.mith2.umd.edu/engl748a/archives/may_swenson_readings.php

74. IPac2.0
    swenson, may. 7. 2. swenson, Richard A. 1. 3. swenson, Russell George. 3. 4. swenson, S. Don, 1928, 1. 5. swenson, Sally S. 1. 6. swenson, Sally Shearer, 0  
    http://occ.dalnet.lib.mi.us/ipac20/ipac.jsp?session=1NQ0Q27613609.181315&profile

75. May Swenson Poems - Question Poem
    may swenson Poems Question Poem. to lie in the sky without roof or door and wind for an eye With cloud for shift how will I hide? By may swenson  
    http://www.poeticpeople.com/poem/May-Swenson/Question.html

76. Essay On May Swenson's "The Centaur"
    The Centaur by may swenson is appropriately titled. The poem tells the story of a tenyear-old girl who is obsessed with horses. Using nostalgic reverence  
    http://www.angelfire.com/indie/crazybilly/centaur.html
    
    Extractions: Essay on May Swenson's "The Centaur" "The Centaur" by May Swenson is appropriately titled. The poem tells the story of a ten-year-old girl who is obsessed with horses. Using nostalgic reverence, the speaker expresses how she is one with the horse. The poem describes a vivid memory of a summer. Throughout the summer, the speaker would prance around on a wodden horse in her yard. However, the wooden horse was much more than that to the girl. To her, the wooden horse was a part of herself. She was not only the horse's rider, but she was also the horse itself. Each day the girl would travel to her "stable," which in reality was only a willow grove. The girl carved a new horse everyday. This action shows how persistent the girl is. Playing with her horse was something more than imagining or pretending. The girl would actually become the horse. She even goes to the extremity of eating clover from the field while she plays with the horse. That wooden horse was capable of doing extraordinary things to her. One cal tell that the speaker adored riding her wooden horse by the descriptions she uses in the poem. She shares many characteristics that a horse possesses. Her hair was like a horse's mane. She states the dust looked lovely as is rose up in the sky from her galloping hoofs. In the ninth and tenth stanzas, the speaker states that "(her) head and (her) neck were shaped like a horse." The speaker also behaves the same as a horse. This part of the poem is the turning point. Her adoration surpasses normality and is transformed into a strange obsession.

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